Semper Fi coach Moses Adjin-Tettey has praised his side’s resilience following the hard-fought 1-0 victory over Attram De Visser on Saturday, while already turning attention to their next challenge against Okwawu United.
Semper Fi secured all three points at the Tuba Astro Turf despite playing much of the second half with ten men, strengthening their hold on second place in Zone Three of the Access Bank Division One League.
Reacting after the game, Adjin-Tettey acknowledged the difficulty of facing Attram De Visser, describing the contest as demanding and unpredictable.
“Playing Attram De Visser is always a difficult game. There are a lot of transitions, and you must stay alert throughout,” he said. “We understood the nature of the game and managed it well.”
The coach expressed satisfaction with the result, particularly given the circumstances, as his side showed discipline to protect their lead after going a man down.
Attention has now shifted to their upcoming fixture against Okwawu United, which Adjin-Tettey expects to be another stern test.
“The next game will also be tough. We have to prepare well and focus on how we approach it, especially playing at home,” he noted.
He also raised concerns over injuries within the squad, admitting that selection decisions will be influenced by player availability ahead of the match.
“We have some injury situations we need to deal with, but we will find a way and be ready,” he added.